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... steam boat lying in the way of the boats. I went down to the south pier and found further accumulation boats. The steamer bad then been removed. There veral vessels lying at the south pier—three links, not more. There are vessels constantly going out and ...
... bridgfe masonry is completed ; the pyra- cl anids for supporting the cablcs, of 50 feet in heigt st above shL top) of the main piers, will be finishied s l early in the summer ; and the iron work is now o- Jg ing otn so ?? ait Mr Ilazledille's forges, that ...
... FROM GRANTON PIER. Royal Victoria Saturday, Dec. 25, at 3 P.M. Royal Adelaide Wednesday, 29, at 3 P.M. Royal Victoria Saturday. Jan. 1, at 3 p.m. Royal Adelaide saturday, —8, at 3 p.m. Royal Victoria Wednesday, 12, at 3 p.m. Royal Adelaide Saturday, 15 ...
... TJlE LATE LADY I'l-MA HASTINGS. - .1 -, . 11 .1 We II.-te lcet't lonouredil it tile ?dcrquis; o!l I last- se lags, teithi die follolvil ?? andu impocrtantt C( To Till: i:l'IT'r~ C-C TflC- 310IoTt't'n t'tl!!T. ' I -i f. cl obilozed byx t he pblinicaltlint ...
... .hast 24, 'UR SPEI:CIi die Howe of ow iW the °peeled of Loiters the Alae, lately poblishei, POLITICS of IM NEP' ENT (flan Ninth Towed.— Prior Pony. ark 'XII of key. OR II Ir, Scythia Political Martyrs of 1791 Sint Thoemat —Price \afro J. 1,1 p.bli ...
... NUPTIALS OF THE MARQUIS OF BUTE AND LADY SOPIIIA HASTINGS. g llEJOICINrS IN TEE ISLAEl OF BUJTE; RetkeSac'..2lTtirsdav the 10th of April, being the dav appointed Ic for the niuptials of the Most -Noble the Marquis of BLote %sith the c* Lady Sophia fHastings ...
... and bringing Hastings within the compass of a two hours' journey. In addition to this, the importance of Hastings demands a direct line of Railway,—farther, there is no means whatever of internal Railway communication between Hastings and the County ...
... and bringing Hastings within the compass of a two hours' journey. In addition to this, the importance of Hastings demands a direct line of Railway,—farther, there is no means whatever of internal Railway communication between Hastings and the County ...
... Companv. for £90,000, their pier Burntirtand, with all thr.rrighis the Barntisland and Granton Ferry. thu sale the Duke and Sir John will realise clear pmfit o. £35 000. Thi* talc i* only conditional the j*r»>- prictors the pier and the Railway Company obtaining ...
... Lord 'Ward, Lord Hastings, the HM S. oro ' nei Sibthorp, Mr. P. Mlles (of Bristol), O. sold day annothatPd chiefly of • and lesser table o .. catalogue tor to-day was ons , when unimportant character of the • the se realised, upwards of L5OO, may be thought ...
... expected thet tb work would bave been finished (wo months since, hast. of which the parapet wall had nowhere . e and height, whilst at the outer end a po, us above the surface of the pier. The inn te BO the surface of the the coping-stones on to bind it ...
... about the | — — who, when rehed, | UL STORM AND LOSS OF LIFE. also came | on that an h week and several fillowing days, Aber- Hast Coast of Scotland were visited by a to steal. torm, unequalled for many years. ‘The de- the nambe etated that Fare mourofal ...